How do you teach preschoolers for Thanksgiving?
Here are a few tips to teach and model important Thanksgiving lessons during the holiday:
- Talk about family traditions and tell stories.
- Talk about your Thanksgiving feast.
- Be thankful.
- Share and donate.
- Create something for Thanksgiving together.
- Have fun.
What can I teach for Thanksgiving?
7 fun ways to teach kids about Thanksgiving
- Read together. Image via Amazon.
- Journey to 1621. Use the topic of Thanksgiving to investigate the journey of the pilgrims.
- Visit the Mayflower. Image via Scholastic.
- Complete Thanksgiving activity sheets.
- Do crafts that teach gratitude.
- Decorate the feast table.
- Play games.
How can I make my toddler counting numbers fun?
Make number bubbles on a mirror, from Mama, Papa, Bubba.
- Have a “beary” good time counting, from Toddler Approved.
- Count the legs using a number line while making cute ladybugs.
- Use pom poms to count while reading Ten Black Dots, from 3 Dinosaurs.
- Sort and count apples on the light table, from And Next Comes L.
How do I make counting fun for kindergarten?
20 Kindergarten Math Games That Make Numbers Fun from Day One
- Compare numbers with dominos.
- Have a rubber duck race.
- Practice counting on with cards and dice.
- Match teen numbers.
- Build a weigh station.
- Hold a shape scavenger hunt.
- Make 10 with two-sided chips.
- Throw snowballs to make 10.
How do I teach my 4 year old for Thanksgiving?
7 strategies for crafting a pre-k Thanksgiving lesson plan
- Shift the focus to gratefulness.
- Talk about the meal.
- Teach about respecting differences.
- Keep it simple but honest.
- Teach accurately about Native Americans.
- Incorporate play.
- Empower your students.